Haltom High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Haltom City, TX)

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Vocational skills taught at Haltom Trimming, clipping, and cutting are all part of the new science of cutting hair. Today, more than ever, hair stylists must know the newest fads and creations in hair care. Debby Curren and Dolly Cooke practice hair cutting on an un- suspecting teacher, Mr. George Bishop. Straightening dented automobiles is not only profitable but necessary to today ' s society. Learning the hows and whys of auto repair are Haltom Auto-Body students.

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Captivating her audience, Joy- sana Ward, sings a religious song at the Chorus annual Christmas concert. The choir under the direction of Mrs. Carolyn Park put three of its members in the All-Region choir. This accomplishment was another first for Haltom. Rounding out the cultural circle at Haltom is the Art classes. Their talent often aids other clubs in put- ting on programs. Left: A speak- er from the Fort Worth City Muse- um lectures art students.

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While hard work is a definite part of drafting, clowning around often provides relaxa- tion from school pressures. VHOE besides teaching students a career in health occupations also sponsored a Help Our P. O. W. ' s week during school. The organi- zation sold P. O. W. bracelets and bumper stickers to interested stu- dents. With automation becoming more and more prominent, Haltom ' s Auto Mechanics class prepares for the future.